Sentence examples similar to presumption of data from inspiring English sources

A presumption of data-sharing would call into question the legitimacy and accountability of individual public bodies, for a start.

Certainly, as a matter of policy, Labour had reversed the old presumption that data should remain under wraps unless there was a good reason why it should not.

A reasonable presumption might be that the trail of data that an individual leaves behind and that can be traced to him, from clicks on search engines to book-buying preferences, belong to that individual, not the entity that collected it.

Indeed, a wealth of data supports this presumption.

The defendant is not entitled to a presumption of selective prosecution based on data regarding the overall population of convicts.

Our underlying presumption was that ease of and satisfaction with use, and promptness of data collection, are associated with greater accuracy.

The NetGenerator approach aims to identify a set of model parameters which is optimal with respect to the given input data and the presumption of a sparse interaction matrix.

Impeding the flow of data – and grasping for privacy – "may carry with it the presumption that one is hiding information".

The presumption is that the oviduct population of cells is highly fecund, but there is a marked paucity of data.

In Bayesian statistics, a prior probability that represents the presumption of the statistician is combined with empirical data to derive a posterior probability by means of Bayes' theorem.

Additional new data further challenge the current presumption of no threshold for formaldehyde-induced nasal tumors in rodents and derivation of cancer risk values based on linear extrapolations from either animal or epidemiology data.